It's in the G. iheringi, actaeon, grossa ''group'' that's for sure. To see what sp. in particular it's hard from a pic only (specilally of a juvenile). But with further molts and examination it should became more clear which sp. could be.
No, your missing the point. This T has a mirror patch. If a B.albopilosum kicked it's hair, it would be bald. The mirror patch would indicate this to be a Grammostola sp. as previously stated.
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